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Python package for collecting public GETTR data for research and monitoring workflows.
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OFAC search tool for checking sanctions lists, entities, individuals, and compliance records.
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Python package for collecting public GETTR data for research and monitoring workflows.
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0A website that presents a searchable list of names under the heading of the Terrorist Security Administration's No-Fly List. It shows database statistics, including total entries and recent additions, and states that entries do not imply participation in terrorist activities. The site describes the organization as independent and non-government.
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0A website that presents a searchable database of names labeled as suspected terrorists under the name National Surveillance Agency for Telephones and Terrorism. It includes links for reporting a suspect, anti-terror tips, new suspects and an FAQ. The site states that inclusion does not imply participation in terrorist activities and that the agency is independent and non-government.
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0Better Auth is a framework-agnostic authentication and authorization framework for TypeScript. It provides built-in email and password authentication, account and session management, social sign-on, two-factor authentication, and a rate limiter, and can be extended with plugins for features such as passkeys and multi-tenancy. It supports most popular frameworks and requires a database, such as SQLite, PostgreSQL, or MySQL, to store user data.
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0Reverse Engineering challenges is a collection of reverse engineering exercises contrived by Dennis Yurichev. The challenges are organized by level, type, architecture and operating system, with levels ranging from 1 to 3. The site also offers an about page.
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0A guide covering Sandboxie-Plus, software that runs untrusted programs in unprivileged containers. It explains downloading and installing the software, setting up a sandbox, installing an app inside it, and running the sandboxed app or game. The guide notes the software is only available for Windows and that premium features require support to keep permanent access.
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